shapiro a state lawmaker and chair of the montgomery county commissioners is promising a new code of conduct. >> ensuring that every voice is heard is a critical component of integrity. >> he appears to be on the right track with his hires and policies. shrewd moods for a public official that has no area in the criminal law. >> there is more to being attorney general than just being a prosecutor, they handle civil cases on behalf of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. the attorney general's office is a plum position for an ambitious young politician on the rise. >> a politically potent position and does open up doors higher up the ladder. >> josh shapiro got the attorney general post based on his skill as a politician not as a prosecutor. he has higher aspirations, he has his eye on the governor's office. >>> delaware's new governor took the oath of office in dover. democrat john carnie was sworn in during the rain soak the saer moany making him the governor of the state. he plans to work with the state and local officials to address delaware's problems and gun violence and. >>> "habit

so shapiro, i even brought the numbers, shapiro got more votes than trump, right? so it's possible, i guess that some people voted for trump and other people for attorney general but that's unlikely. i think instead people split their votes. you had a lot of people voting for trump and shapiro, which is a weird split unless you think people don't trust the federal government right now. so you've seen them go blue in the state lately, right, with our -- with the governor in pennsylvania, now with shapiro, but red with both federal offices, president and senate. >> there's a lot to talk about as we move into the new year. thank you both so much for being here. i always learn a lot when i listen to you two. >> ahead "nbc 10 @ issue." dealing with holiday debt. a plan to pay for them all. expert advice coming up. >>> the present have been opened and some returned and in next few weeks it will be time to face the bills. the average consumers spent almost $1,000 on holiday shopping. it's easy to swipe the credit card to get shopping done. but a recent survey found 25% of

noon today shapiro will be sworn in as pennsylvania's next attorney general. governor tom wolf will be the swearing in. after that the law enforcement officer will open up the office for a welcoming reception. look at some of the moves that josh shapiro has already made including one his torque one for the state. i'll have details on that at 5:00. for now reporting live, katy zachry, nbc 10. >>> bar manager dead after a shooting inside tavern in philadelphia. nbc 10 on the scene in germantown. police el tell us the manager was shot after he and a security guard got in a struggle in back room. customers were still in the bar at the time of shooting. police recovered a gun. holding the guard for questioning. >>> police also investigating a bar shooting at 52nd and webster last nightly. victim was shot four times. paramedics took him to hospital. >>> couplerland county today. man accused of killing ex-wife is due back in court. stanned wife tara o'shea watson to death last month. judge advised him not to do that, but ordered him to appear today so he could file a

but instead, he just said that shapiro was a whiner. i thought that was telling of what bannon thinks about that kind of harassment and abuse online, and how seriously he takes the charges of anti-semitism. amy: sarah posner, thank you for being with us, with the investigative fund with the nation institute. most recent piece we will link to in rolling stone "trump makes , good on his nativist campapain promises." also author of "god's profits: faith, fraud, and the republican crusade for values voters." when we come back, the mexican president cancels his trip to washington, d.c., saying mexico will not pay for the wall. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "no wall too tall." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. parke broadcasting from city, utah. mexican president enrique pena nieto has canceled a meeting with president trump that was scheduled for next week as tensions between the two countries rise. the move came after trump announced plans wednesday to expand the border wall between

shapiro said that the agency staff will sign a code of conduct, he will also appoint a chief integrity officer and chief diversity officer. >>> in new jersey, kim guadagno enter race for governor. the republican kick off her gubernatorial campaign at a shore restaurant in monmouth county. she told supporters that she's running to help create a better new jersey. >> it will be a relentless campaign to show that blue color values hatter, and that result matter, and that a record hatters but more importantly that all of you matter in getting the job done hatters. >> guadagno is currently serving as the state's first lieutenant governor, twice elect as governor christie's running mate. >>> starting to day rules are now bit loser when it comes to beer sales in pennsylvania. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown details changes you will now see. >> reporter: beer drinkers are toast go to a new law that loosens restrictions surrounding alcohol sales. single bottles and six packs are now welcome here at beer distributors around the state. >> i think it will do good, you don't to have buy a

first order of business was to restore integrity to the office. >> with that oath josh shapiro the former state lawmaker and chairman of the montgomery county commissioners takes over the state agency that was a quagmire of corruption and turmoil. his predecessor once a rising star in the democratic party was convicted of fraud charges. >> we'll hold ourselves to the highest standards, commit ourselves to excellence and make reforms to ensure our justice system works for each and every pennsylvanian. >> shapiro's bar is low for improving the attorney general's office. >> it's not like he has a tough job, stay out of jail. the basics. and he'll be fine. >> the attorney general's office is widely considered to be a spring board for those with aspirations for higher office especially those looking at the governor's seat in harrisburg. >> a lot of public exposure, you can generate a great deal of favorable press when you are the attorney general. >> there is no secret that josh shapiro hases operations to move up the political ladder and aggressively battling corruption and vice and other leg

lauren: adam shapiro, thank you. nicole: reporting from washington, president obama is commuting to army -- white house officials say the president was new to grant an a because chelsea manning has showed remorse. others see the move as totally hypocritical. >> i think it is simply astonishing that the president at the same time would be so exercised over the podesta releases prove a few weeks and then be extending commuting the sentence of chelsea manning. nicole: top congressional republicans condemned the decision calling it outrageous. descendents is now set to expire may 17th. president obama said to hold his final press conference at 2:15 p.m. eastern time today. live from the fox business network. lauren: of those announcing layoffs. the chain is eliminating 2400 positions. most of the cuts at the store is as close tries to adapt to the changing habits of shoppers. many workers have responsibilities at the back of the store will be made available to go to the front to help answer questions about products or pr

adam shapiro, thank you. the well-known bruce springsteen tribute band that was supposed to do that one of the maturation galas canceled its performance. the band said in its for bruce springsteen who has been a big supporter of hillary clinton. lauren: trenchers for education secretary could face tough questioning at her senate confirmation hearing today. democrats expected to ask that the device about her support for public education. she has school vouchers preaches a billionaire and her hearing was delayed for six days so financial investments could be viewed for conflicts of interest. they paid $15,000 for a magazine that sammy randi weingarten for opposing her nomination. trim to the u.s. in cuba working together to fight terrorism, drug trafficking. notably absent from this deal, any mention of returning cuba has harbored and putting black panther hijackers and puerto rican terrorists. donald trump has threatened to scrap in a cooperation between the two countries. true three g user income of the last

. >>> josh shapiro is being sworn in as attorney general. he replaces kathleen kane after being convicted of leaking grand jury information and lying about it. as attorney general, shapiro has vowed to refocus the office of its mission of eliminating public corruption and protecting consumers. >>> delaware's new governor took the oath of office. rain did not stop carnie's swearing in. he is the 71st governor. and bethany hall was also sworn in this morning, after the speech and ceremony they took time to greet voters. >>> two more president-elect trump cabinet picks are going before panels today. betsy devos a billionaire from michigan who advocates school choice is tapped for secretary of education an cording to the polls, trump's popularity is taking a hit three days before he is sworn in as the next commander and chief. stephanie ramos has more from washington. >> on friday donald j. trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. as d.c. prepares to take in thousands of supporters and protesters, a growing list of demo

josh shapiro will be taking over the office embroiled in controversy. nbc is live for us in montgomery county with what we can expect today. >> reporter: and even before today's swearing in which takes place at noon in harrisburg, he's created some firsts for the during his campaign, the democratic candidate promised to be different. most notably from predecessor catheri cathleen cane. she was convicted of charges including perjury. long history in public office. first as state representative, then chair as montgomery county commissioner. roots go even deeper than that. he was raised here. where he met his wife lori and where they have raised four children. coming up 6:00 in just an hour from now, take a look at promises that shapiro made while campaigning and explain why support for him extends into both political parties. john carney will be inaugurated later this morning on the steps of legislative haul in dover. served for eight years. lieutenant governor elect. bethany all long will also take the oath of office. >> five minutes past five. 39 degree

. >>> josh shapiro is being sworn in as pennsylvania's attorney general. he is replacing kathleen kane that resigned after being convicted of leaking grand jury information and lying about it. as attorney generalal, shapiro has vowed to refocus the office on its mission of eliminating public corruption and protecting consumers. >>> well, there was staff shakeups and dramatic highs and lows but over the course of the primaries and election donald trump leaned heavy on his family. and now as he prepares to move in the white house is he bringing some family members with him in key roles. karen travers look at the impact the trump children could have on the administration. >> along his roller coaster journey to the white house, the one constant his family. >> i love you and thank you, and especially for putting up for all of those hours this was tough. >> as he takes office the trump family will continue to dominate his inner circle. it's not unprecedented but the trump model may break new ground. >> families have play aid role this one is more public and more

it occurred numerous times and on numerous dates. >> shapiro said there may be more suspects. asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> now, let's take you state by state and county by county for look at stories across our area. >> first in new jersey, a drunk driving bill will be up for vote by state lawmakers. require all drivers convicted of dui to use an ignition interlock. works like a breathizebreathize if that content is over the legal limit. philadelphia, pennsylvania governor tom wolf will host a discussion on fighting the state's opioid epidemic. the school substance abuse research center holds marks of excellence for the study of drug addiction. >>> this morning in delaware county a fallen officer will be honored. shot and killed in 2002 as he investigate add suspicious parked car. at 10:00 a.m. a section of the avenue right in front of upper darby high school will be named in his honor. >>> today opens as brand new 11,000 square foot learning resource center. pictures of the students workspace which is spread across two floors. features wireless internet.

on cnn today shapiro urged him to withdraw the ban. it undermines the entire commonwealth. >> whether it's the researcher who plans to travel or maybe wants to leave the commonwealth and come back, who works in pittsburgh at one of our fine institutions or maybe it's someone who works in one of our great businesses in the commonwealth who make us a stronger pennsylvania, their rights are ultimately being jound mined. >> shapiro said if the president does not withdraw the order, pennsylvania's ready to take legal action. >> nearly half of american voters support this immigration order. a poll conducted earlier this month before president trump was sworn in shows 48% of americans support suspended immigration from terror prone regions that's even if its means turning away refugees from those regions. south jersey cydney long talks to him about why he's confident this move will help protect our country from terrorist and he's joining us live now in audubon. >> reporter: september 11th survivor met us here today his feelings are plain and

adam shapiro. reporter: you got it. liz: wall street historians, live here on the floor of the new york stock exchange they are a superstitious bunch. they look back to history and say, yeah, this happened seven times out of the last 18 years. it is numbers juju here. they say as january goes so goes the rest of the world. last year proved that little thing totally and utterly wrong. show you what happened at this very month last year. january of 2016, the dow plummeted. it was a stomach-churning drop. 5.5% in january on all kinds of fears, initially worries about china growth. it was the biggest january decline since the depth of root session back in 2009. what a difference rest of the year was able to make. blue chip index went on to log the best performance of 2013 with a 13% gain. you know what happened with the russell? 19% gain. nasdaq did beautifully as well. same with the s&p. so what are we expecting this year? same as last year? or hopefully something little different when it comes to january? let me bring in

, extends the order and promise to fight t shapiro and other attorney generals, calling bedrock central of the country. >> i think the president us cents was really un-american. and i think unconstitutional. >> and starbucks also responding to president trump's temporary travel ban, it plans to hire 10,000 refugees over the next five years. starbucks ceo howard says the hiring will be world-wide. coffee house says focus on hiring immigrants who have serve us troops as interpreters and support personnel. obviously, a lot more to come here. stay with "eyewitness news" as we stay up-to-date on the impact of the president's travel ban, our coverage continues any time on line at cbsphilly.com. >> president trump taking changes, adding chief strategist to the panel, which includes the secretary of state and defense. at the same time chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and the national intelligence director will attend meetings only when their expertise and responsibilities are rev lent. >> we may know as early as today the president pick for the supreme court, administration officials tells

adam shapiro is right there to tell us what you should expect to hear. we have two huge interviews to talk about all. a fox business exclusive. billionaire bond king, jeffrey gundlach is one of the most respects voices across wall street and main street. he repredicted trump presidency before the trump sewed up the republican nomination. gundlach about to predict what happens to your money during the trump presidency. dow 20,000, the fed, and about to name his favorite stock. and "the man who killed usama bin laden" and freed captain phillips, is here. rob o'neill whether general kelly is the man to protect the homeland. i laid it out for you. we have a jam-packed hour. a lot of breaking news. start the "countdown." ♪ >> let's dip in, as we show you the capitol hill picture we're watching hearings on jeff sessions and awaiting the general kelly hearings. why? 57 1/2 minutes away for the closing bell. we're looking at a 12th straight record close for the tech-heavy nasdaq. seeing out any move to the upside, that will close out record string of closes in

this abuse occurred numerous times and on numerous dates. >> shapiro says there may be more suspects. he's asking for anyone with information to come forward. >>> an eight-year-old boy who is transagendaer is suing his boy scout council for discrimination. we first told you back in november, joe maldonado was expelled following complaints from parents. the two claimed the boy scouts of america northern new jersey council violated the states law against discrimination. boy scouts of america says joe does not meet the eligibility requirements to participate in the cub scout program. >>> new at 11:00, remembering those who lost their lives to addiction. the montgomery county courthouse was lit up in purple in recognition of the national day of remembrance. each year around 3,500 montgomery county residents receiving short term intervention services through the office of drug and alcohol. >>> next at 11:00, the big winner in hollywood at tonight's sag awards. a super bowl quarterback with philadelphia ties. matt ryan's special touchdown with a local foundation next. >>> and the actor goes

featuring the 8g band with leah shapiro. ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everyone doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. great to hear. in that case let's get to the news. donald trump will be sworn in as president this friday at 12:00 noon. that's when the big hand is on the 12, and the little hand is on the bible. [ laughter and applause ] russian president, vladimir putin, said today that people who spread fake news about donald trump are "worse than prostitutes." he quickly added, "did i say prostitutes i meant bank robbers. it's so weird tyat i said prostitutes, ha ha ha! we have the tape." [ applause ] today -- today was first lady michelle obama's birthday. and for the eighth year in a row -- [ cheers and applause ] for the eighth year in a row, an overexcited joe biden blew out her candles. [ laughter ] [ applause ] according to a new poll, obamacare is more popular today than at any point since 2009. well, let's be honest. obamacare isn't ex

. >>> josh shapiro will be sworn in as attorney general of pennsylvania, shapiro will take the oath of office at noon in harrisburg. at whittaker center for science and arts. he will be the sixth elect attorney general of pennsylvania. shapiro called himself people 's attorney general. he spent his campaign meeting with folks holding town halls and listening to their concerns. >>> happening today, beer drinkers in pennsylvania now have a reason to celebrate because the state will be making it easier to buy, beer. starting to day beer distributors can sell any quantity, including six packs, they used to be limited to sell cases and kegs but this will let bars start selling alcohol beginning at 9:00 a.m. sunday whether or not they serve food. >> we're still going to have our locals who are still going to buy our two packs and our cases, you know, whatever but the convenient of being able to just grab a beer, for a six pack to go to a party will increase sales for sure. >> governor tom wolf signs a bill in november. >>> it is 4:11. there is a florida boy in philadelphia for beginning of w

. >>> happening today josh shapiro will be sworn in as attorney general of pennsylvania. shapiro will take the oath of office at noon in harrisburg at whittaker center for science and arts. he will be the sixth elect attorney general of pennsylvania. shapiro calls himself the people's attorney general in fact, he spent much of his campaign meeting with follow action cross the state holding town halls and listening to their concerns. >>> joe torsella will also take the oath of office today and he will be sworn in as pennsylvania's new treasurer. he is breaking with tradition and will be sworn in before 600 kid at camp academy an inner city middle school in harrisburg. the office of state treasurer has been hit with scandal, torsella says he wants to change all that and just focus on pennsylvania's children and their education. >>> well, happening today, homer simpson would be very happy, pennsylvania has a new reason to celebrate. the state is finally making it easier to get beer and a little less of it. starting to day beer distributors can sell any quantity they would li

adam shapiro, this is interesting. he's about to walk the path for you live that trump will follow friday. and former ambassador howard reveals the challenges he faced eight years ago. he's the guy who put together the obama inauguration back in 2008. i have to ask. will any executives be on the list? maybe not as trump iced them out again saying their prices are too high. they move overseas to dodge taxes. epipen maker guilty on both those counts. food activist robert here live. are trump's threats already saving patients money? plus first the elephants and now ringling bros. circus is putting the entire show out to pastor for good. did the greatest show on earth really get trampled by elephants or did the creepy clown scale put the nail in the circus cough in? who wants to be clowned anymore, you know? the markets are closed on this martin luther king holiday and so is the competition. but not us. pinch me. i'm live. i'm here. we have a huge flow of news happening. so much to get to, so little time. we're here for yo

shapiro calls himself the peoples attorney general. he spent much of his campaign meeting with follow action cross the state, holding town halls and listening to their concerns, like most politicians do when they are campaigning. >>> 6:40. it is going to be a little more expensive to lounge on two new jersey shore beaches this summer. avalon and stone harbor are raising price of daily beach tags from six dollars a day to seven. >> okay good avalon is making another change too this summer he will buy beach tags through a mobile app. the town's last raised rises of beach tags back in 2015. >> that would have been two years ago. >> one years they are raising them again. >> those are two of my favorite towns. >> bring an extra dollar. >> avalon and stone harbor. >> yes. >> there is a great hotel in stone harbor. >> what is the name of the. >> i forgot. >> must have been really great >> i just don't remember. >> what is the name of it? >> no, not the wind drift. >> golden inn. >> win drift is in avalon. >> golden inn. >> bob kelly knows his

adam shapiro inside of the beltway, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: here now to react to education secretary nominee is john stossel, a fox news contributor. i am so excited to have you on because you did a great special on school choice and charter schools. in fact betsy devos was in this. there was a great debate between her and somebody on the side of public schools or government schools as you call them. >> government-run schools. they'rall public. melissa: what her, that she is trying to drain public schools of money. they're basically collapsing as a result of people like her and they point to detroit and other places where she has been very active, say she is siphoning off money and trying to make schools private and even for profit. what do you think of that? >> yes. and that's okay. because the money should follow the kids and if the public but not government-run charter schools are more appealing to parents, and money goes with them, so the remaining public schools have less, that's okay. but also, i'm overstating it because the cha

featuring the 8g band with leah shapiro. ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president obama today held the final press conference of his presidency and ended by telling americans "good luck." [ light laughter ] okay, but how did he say it? did he say it like mission control says it to an astronaut? like "good luck?" or like you say it to your buddy leaving the bar with his girlfriend who's crying and carrying her shoes like, "ooh, russian president vladimir putin yesterday cast doubts on the unverified reports that donald trump hired prostitutes in moscow. though he added that russian prostitutes are quote, "undoubtedly the best in the world." [ laughter ] he continued, "in fact, you might say, they're number one, right mr. trump? [ laughter ] ha ha ha ha ha ha. we have the tape." [ light laughter ] in a newly resurfaced 2015 interview donald trump claimed that he met russian president vladimir putin and that th

leah shapiro, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much for a fantastic week, leah. >> thank you. >> seth: okay, so the day after donald trump's inauguration, i don't know if you heard this, but hundreds of thousands of protesters are expected to attend the women's march on washington in our nation's capital. in fact, three of my writers are going to the march, and they're here to talk about it now. please welcome, amber, jenny, and allie. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, seth! >> hey, seth! >> thanks for having us. >> seth: okay, so, guys, tell me why are you all going to the women's march? >> easy, we're marching to speak out against sexual assault and normalizing locker room talk. >> well, yes, but as a gay woman, i have to say, the key message of the march is there will be consequences if the supreme court tries to overturn our equal rights. >> uh-huh, yeah, sure. but since black women are the most marginalized, we're really going to protest voting right suppression and gerrymandering. >> oh, my

>> adam shapiro, thank you very much. as we look at all of the issues that are going on with the markets, the dow inching closer to 20,000. we're up 89 points, within 12 points of the big 20-k. we want to show you big moves on u.s. dollar happening right now. green back gaining broadly. this has to be attributed to the december jobs report which showed a boost in wages. it was the best wage number we've seen since the grand recession, the great recession since 2009. december jobs we saw payroll gains 156,000. that was number good enough. it shoved the dollar within five pennies of parity with the euro. a buck 05 buys you a single euro. for more on this and i want to take you to the floor show, traders at new york stock exchange, cme group and nymex. matt, 20,000 on split screen with the breaking developments on the fort lauderdale airport shooting where five souls have been murdered. as soon as we get details, governor rick scott is on the scene. technology is seeming to drive this rally. what else? >> technology has been

attorney general josh shapiro was causing this case horrendous. >>> in bensalem, a community is mourning the loss of an atv accident. 13-year-old gee yani forte, he died on friday when a car hit his atv. he was not wearing a helmet. another 13-year-old was also on that four-wheeler in critical condition, both boys remembered at the bensalem football team hosted tonight's vigil. >>> an important change for regional rail commuters, septa is changing the schedule again. it's hoping to address congestion and make trains more reliably on time. we got you covered with the changes and how it will affect your commute. >>> airports across the nation are seeing as we are showing you large protests. immigrants aren't the only ones worried about his immigration will address that. two lower senators are stepping in to help the lgbt commute >> they served. in the war. how getting away helping these wounded warriors and sean bell. >>> villanova coming through in the clutch. a huge game top 25 teams and a freshman did big. see how it all comes down in sports. >>> mt. laurel man facing a long list of cha

adam shapiro has the very latest. >> good morning, brian. good morning, the poll. the year started with his latest nomination. that would be robert slate has there. he is nominating to the next u.s. trade representative. this is a job with what she is familiar. white house are served in the bush administration as a deputy u.s. trade representative and he's negotiated more than two dozen bilateral agreements on everything from steel to green. he is also a trump supporter and gave her a tougher posture with countries like china and mexico. and speaking of mexico, targeted general motors and its operation in the country south of the border. the president-elect tweeting general motors suspended executive model of chevy cruised to u.s. car dealers tax-free across border making u.s.a. pay big border tax. general motors responded saying that chevy crew sedan is though that is forced on or in ohio and the chevy cruised hatchback which is exported to foreign countries for mexico, only a few are sent into the united states. that was part of today's events outside trump tower

more from adam shapiro. reporter: good morning lauren. good morning, nicole. attacks by democrats to slow down the confirmation of several key cabinet nominees. chuck schumer called for a delay after the office of government ethics reported several nominees to fill to be properly vetted. >> we are not doing this for sport. democrats feel very strongly that pushing for it girl and thoughtful vetting process is the right thing to do. >> incoming white house and sean spicer says he expects the senate. president electron veteran towered new york city monday predicted success. >> brought the highest level. they are the absolute highest level appeared >> everybody will be properly fitted and a hopeful of look it to six or seven in place on day one. >> mitch mcconnell promises no of those will take place without completed epic spread in fbi background checks. josh earnest accuses republicans of failing to perform their sworn duties. >> republicans in the senate are farming around cheap suit pockets. it's not a commentary wardrobe. become the fact that they are foldin

more on that from adam shapiro. reporter: good morning, boring. good morning, nicole. tom price committed on them to be the next secretary of health and human services say he believed in six principal should he become the next secretary. this principles for health care would be affordability, accessibility, quality traces, innovation and responsiveness. the senators come at least democrats win on the attack specifically about the congressman's numerous almost 40 different investments in pharmaceutical come in a certain help their companies and racist that are up whether or not he is a member of congress benefited from what could have been inside information reason to push prices that the public didn't get when he passed out. listen to the exchange he had first with senator patty murray. >> congressman committee believe it's appropriate for a senior member of congress actively involved in policymaking in the health sector to repeatedly, personally invest in a drug company that could benefit from his actions, yes or no? >> that's not what happened. reporter: an exchange

shapiro, fire when ready. >> yep. it's true. i would not be an old married lady were it not for william shatner. but any fondest memories were the antics we pulled off with my new co-anchor, anderson cooper. whatever happened to him. we took a bus tour through times square to midtown, and it was all going fabulously until -- >> how did it taste j >> oh, no. looks like the bus might have crashed. ju yju, are you there? can you hear us? we have a power outage. there we go. >> yep. we blew a fuse. but that's how we roll at "world news now." we light up the night sky on a shoe string budget until we are so burnt out, we wind up laughing in the dark. so thank you. >> you're welcome. >> happy anniversary "world news now." you're in good news. live long and prosper. >> yes. juju chang. >> bravo, ju ju. thank you. >> and lisa, true story. ju ju on the beat was named after her? >> what? >> let's head over to the insomniac lounge. lisa is with our favorite guest, tim laird. >> i'll tell you what. we have another fun signature cocktail. th

adam shapiro standing by in the newsroom with the latest. adam? >> melissa, a slight miss on revenue, came in at 41.8 billion in the last quarter. street was expecting 42.0 billion. shares in line, 66 cents adjusted. street was expecting 66 cents. give you a few metrics, wireless added 6.2 million customers. wireless is more than 40% of total revenue. more than 90 million wireless customers. directv as we found out last week, 200,000 sign-ups just in december. directv and u-verse had additional 235 sign-ups. directv and u-verse are the largest pay per tv in the country but directv is the new streaming service. 200,000 sign-ups in december. melissa. melissa: thank you. david: as the company prepares for potential merger with time warner, a very big one, president trump of course expressing concerns deal could place too much power in hands of too few. what will president's view on the deal impact on corporate profits, john, you have a problem when a president's personal animus toward a division of this company, cnn in particular, might affect his de

out to adam shapiro at the white house with a preview for us. adam, the big question, is he going to go after the man trying to undo his legacy? >> reporter: great question to ask. all indications there are four drafts that the president will deliver this evening. and all indications, the white house is saying, president obama will look forward and not necessarily go on the attack against donald trump, and is still committed to a peaceful, friendly transition, but in regards to obamacare and whether the president will make the case as to why that should be left alone and why he would disagree with what republicans in the incoming administration plan, no word as to whether he's going to make the case to defend his legacy legislation. here's what josh earnest had to say about everything we can expect tonight? >> the president's committed to delivering a forward-looking speech that will examine briefly the significant progress that our country has made in the last eight years, but it will take a closer look and spend more time talking about what th

let's get to adam shapiro. we're waiting for apple results after the bell. i need to know whether we will hit the number of0 million iphones, apple? >> iphone 7 did very well with the iphone sales during the holiday. apple is-- 77.25 billion. what about iphone eight or when they release the new version of the iphone 7 in september. while revenue is up, earnings per shane will be down. apple still sits on $238 of cash, a lot overseas. 216 billion, liz? the question will they be able to repatriate that and pay it to yous the shareholder in the form of dividend. the other issue, people are looking at liz, 90% of sales is regards to hardware. they need to look how they grow apple pay, apple music and the app store. that is all investors look for in the earnings report. the earth issue, asfa nominal as the iphone 7 is, 2/3 come from the iphone that worries people down the road. liz: they want to see if there is a less mature product comes out. immature fresh one apple comes out. adam shapiro thank you very much. numbers come out after the belle, don't miss it. th

>>> ken lawrence is the first african-american to fill in the term of josh spa peer -- spa here -- shapiro. >>> if there's no time to squeeze in a workout, a fit mom has moves right at the kitchen counter. >> we have more on your investments live from the nasdaq next. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. there's only one way to travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. and that's with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer r creamy, crunchy, chocolatey, hershey's. packed with cookies or almond pieces. hershey's has the taste you love in every bite. >> good morning everyone, it is 6:00 a.m., thursday, january 26. tam is off, erin o'hern joins us. >>> here's what's happening. president trump plans to attend an republican retreat in philadelphia today. >> authorities in delaware are looking for the gunman who fired shots at a minivan with small children inside. >> taking live look

adam shapiro, good to see you. well, security will be tight, before, during and after the inauguration. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live with what it will take to keep everyone safe. what will be the main focus of the fbi? >> sandra, the fbi's focus is on counterterrorism, running down leads, then pushing at the intelligence to partner agency. there's more concern this year about the use of drones and vehicles as weapons. fox news went inside the fbi command center with lead agent paul abate. they have a surge capacity o this wall they have the ability to track agents in realtime with gps technology. >> the smaller scale, more simplistic attack is something that's much higher on the radar now versus four years ago. but in terms of our approach to it, it's -- we're considering and thinking about and planning for and looking out for the whole spectrum of threats. >> the capital, some of the perimeter fencing is going up, and homeland security, said about 28,000 people will secure this event

jersey folks have been working around the clock, up, steve shapiro with nj dot is on the phone live now, or we're going to kathy first. let's check in with kathy, stands by, steve, coming right to you. >> yes, stand by, steve. we have to get the forecast done. ultimate doppler real quick, show you the back edge of the snow, barnegat, been snowing there heavily throughout the afternoon, and still, some seeing some snow there. and that's why in ocean county we do still have winter storm warning for the next hour or so. snow wrapping up very quickly, as the storm moves well off shore. so new england, getting hit very hard, as far as we're concerned, we're drying it out in philadelphia, the roads are wet, and they will be slick, if they're untreated so please be aware of that, market street looking really good this evening. but it is still will be icy if you're going to be headed into town. the temperatures, 23, the high today, only 26. winds out of the northwest at ten. anti temperature it, doesn't take much winds to see windchill in the teens. and that's where we will be throughout the ni

here our very own adam shapiro. we have ashley webster. lance ulanoff, mashable chief correspondent. gary kaltbaum is back with us. adam, how has apple's stock performed since the election. >> apple's stock has done okay. they were expecting 77.25 billion in revenue in first quarter for apple based on sales of the iphone 7 and iphone 7, keep in mind, benefited from problems with samsung and exploding phones. also the fact they had a new device. they had a great holiday sales. suite get confirmed if they make a revenue number. that is year-over-year increase of something like 1.8%. earnings per share will fall about 2%. that will be $3.21. what will they do since 2/3 of all revenue comes from the iphone. melissa? melissa: thanks so much for that. lance, what do you expect to hear. what is the big question for your mind? >> how many iphones and iphone 7 pluses they sold. we heard about issues on the 7 plus side but they solved this would encompass the holiday buying season. it has to be their biggest. they have to have really big numbers. tr

attorney general josh spa -- shapiro announced that a man has been charged with abusing a boy, authorities say the ring sometimes held parties in which the men would dress up in animal costumes. >> we need your help, we believe there are other victims and other information out there, we would like to hear from you. >> so if you have any information that might be able to help them with that, call the attorney general tip line. >>> a navy seal has been killed during a raid targeting al qaeda in yemen. three other service members were injured and 14 al qaeda were killed. the aircraft made a hard landing and could not take off again, it was destroyed at the site. the mission planned under the obama administration was the first military mission authorized by donald trump. donald trump may announce his pick for the supreme court as early as today, on the short list is william prior, diane sykes and thomas hardimen to fill the vacancy caused by the death of anton them >> this delaware parrot named freddie mercury is no longer under pressure. he got out of his north wilmington home and couldn't be

leah shapiro is here. thank you so much -- [ cheers and applause ] -- for being here, leah. so very excited about this evening. my guests are michael keaton, from fox's "bones," actress emily deschanel, and comedian neal brennan, so -- >> whoa, whoa, whoa. whoa, whoa. wait a minute, what? >> seth: i'm sorry, who was that? >> did you just say i was a guest? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: michael -- michael keaton, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you. >> seth: uh, yeah. >> thank you. did -- i just want to make sure. did you just say i was a guest on the show? >> seth: yeah. i -- i did. what are you doing in the audience? >> my agent said i was going to "late night with seth meyers" tonight, so i did. [ laughter ] >> seth: you thought your agent meant to watch? [ light laughter ] >> well, emily deschanel is on and she knows that i like "bones," so i figured -- [ laughter ] i don't know, i figured it was a birthday gift. [ light laughter ] >> seth: well, these tickets are free. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, my birthday is in september. look, i'm not saying it made sense. i'm just

. >> seventeen attorneys general including pennsylvania josh shapiro are condemning president trump's travel ban. shapiro and his counterparts called religious liberty, bedrock of the country, and no president can change that. >> i think the president tax was really un-american, and i think runs constitutional. >> starbucks is taking different approach to the president travel ban. coffee chain says it will hire 10,000 refugees over the next five years, starbucks ceo howard shultz says it will apply to its coffee houses world-wide. it will focus on hiring immigrants who have served with the us troops as interpreters and support personnel. >>> air b and b hoveling free housing to people bands from flight to the u.s. home stay service is making the offer to anyone who was denied entry into us trump order. no time line yet how or when the accommodations will be provided. of course you can stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow the latest developments on the travel ban when you're not near a tv visit cbsphilly.com. >>> jordan's king abdullah starting his visit to the u.s. this morning. e